When the infant becomes overhydrated, edema becomes obvious in ...

[luminitza]

When the infant becomes overhydrated, edema becomes obvious in the: (Select all that apply.)
 
  a. Periorbital area
  b. Occipital area
  c. Axillary area
  d. Genital area
  e. Pedal area

Question 2

Which of the following treatments may pose a threat to the school-aged child's compliance with the regimen? Select all that apply.
 
  a. time-consuming treatments
  b. treatment regimens that are visible to others
  c. treatments that interfere with daily activities
  d. perception that condition is worse

[abctaiwan]

Answer to Question 1

A, B, D
In overhydration, edema may be assessed in the periorbital, occipital, presacral, and genital areas.

Answer to Question 2

A, B, C

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Correct School-aged children may not perform treatments that are time-consuming, visible to others, or interfere with daily activities
Incorrect The school-aged child may not comply with the treatment plan if the child perceives the benefits as not being immediate or may not understand why treatments are necessary during symptom-free periods.

[luminitza]

Excellent

[peter]

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